HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1905-02-03, Page 5Supplement to Abe Clinton Newr«
CLINTON, ONTARIO, FEBRUARY $, 190,*
Longevity of Irishmen is -proyner•
(dial, but -even in that coinitry for
doctor to be in practice at the age
of ninety is unique. Dry Woods of
Birr has that distinction, and at the;,
Last meeting of the district board of
guardians it Was decided to grant
!hili a full suponannuation ' aT]ow-
lance:
Popular with his patients, whom
Ee Visited on a bicycle, the venerable
c itis ler s enuo�rsly objected to
"`'4'6 g' �ipr'opos' T Wiirfirst
brought forward. He urged that ho
,was willing and able to earn. his•sal-
!ary and did not wish to take money
from the public that he did not earn,
►London Globe.
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J. 8. Hoover.
Women giriderx.' %
In 1852 the "following challenge np.
'neared in an > ngiish paper; "A. mem.
ber of one of the leading clubs in Lon-
don and a master of foxhounds offers
to back .a young `Indy, from 42,000 to
£5;000 ($10,000 to, $25,000) against any
other -lady in England, to ride from
London ' to 'Birmingham, using two
horses, to ridefour miles over the New,
market course, to • ride a four mile
.steeplechase over Hertfordshire or, to
•hunt the 'Tinsley foxhounds and to
kill a fox with them." In the paper
the following weekthe challenge -was
accepted . by Miss Mary •Ashbtirton, d,
woman horse breaker.
•Nelson Sall
Every branch inour line i$ complete, you can get
any article produced at.this store.
Our Prices bring The Trade,'
Our personal supervision goes with every
chase and satisfaction is guaranteed.
UNDERTAKING
Night or.day calls promptly attended to
soda
OVE* &
wArr COMING
OPERA HOUSE
One
Night
CLINTON, ONT. Only
Pe'�xisttt pace �'regtuaen . t t
Persian ladies, who are said toflave
e6mplexions .whose bloom and velvety,
softness are simply, wonderful, use no
sort of cream ,or Ointment for' their
faces. " 1':nstead they, apply half an
hour before theirdaily bath a coating
of white of egg, ,When this has corn-..
pletely dried- it is sponged of with
Tepid water to which is added a little
tincture of benzoin, and then the skin
is sponged overwitii cold milk. The
white of egg cleanses the,. skin, ' and
the treatment described removes all
impurities from the complexion, Ieay.
ing it Smoot# etas pa or a
cI ild.°
SOON WAIT
TULSDAY,
DIXIE;iS IN OLD VIRGINIA
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A play for the people; neat clean show' for all —Genuine old! • tithe planta- Q.
Lion • festivities—Comedians, Singers, Dancers—Namous. Olynlphi';i Quartette
Singing Kings—Pretty Ladies in the fields of cotton A •gland chorus of blend"``�
ed artists --Genuine Louisiana Jubilee Singers and Plantation•Shouters-=tubi,' n '4`�j
Musical Quartette, that are known for their music—Solo Cornet Band, 'Superb ► ,
Orchestra—Hear good songs, new songs, old songs—G
gents, Good- D ance'rs, ladies >,nd
ADMISSION 350 RESERVE SEATS 5•
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On Sale at W. D. Fair and Co.'.
Extensive
CLOTHING SALI3
THE BIGGEST SNAP OF THE •. SEASON
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To go on sale Saturday, January 28th
• - * before stock -taking
w 100 Men's Suits Consists of Scotch, Engiish and, Canadian -
tweeds, in grey,grey'and black,olive and fawn iautl !Backe.
. $12 Suits for $7 5t), $8 Suits for $5 25 and all others at:
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correspondingly low prices, sizes il-4
50 Men's Imported Worsted and Serge Suits in • blue: black
and fancy colorings and etripes,fiee trimmings and latest
styles, $12 Suits for $7.50 and $8.50 Suits at $5.75, • -
40 Men's Overcoats in black, grey and stripes, all this •season's
goods. Specially trimmed and A i goods. Will go at
one half their value.
20 Boys' heavy Overcoats at half price. .
75 Boys' Suits, regular price $2.50 to $0 reduced to $1.75 and
$4 Other prices at same reduction. .
20 Men's Odd Coats at half price
30 Men's Odd Vests to go at half price.
80 pairs Men's Pants minced one third from regular price, �,.
50 pairs Boys' Knickers reduced one third from regular iM O.
These goods are largely our own make and ea'n be •reli d on
Any person in need of anything in the •above lines, can save -1(1 • '
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• to.50 per cent on all purchases.
Come early on Saturday and see for .yourselves'-
T. JACKSON The; �L° -��
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'..IIY.,Wtr( .� Gfolb., ..
't '' (r'lier Snlail Clul!'[i z'eir. ` '
-• r2 VOhiler `what it is," said the fali%,
1y• man, "that makes laudlor,,ds acid
janitors. dislike to have small children
in flats." "The small. children, X
moss " replied, the savage bachelor. .
Cabre, &er.e4: Sahara.
' 'fter much deliberation iheirrene$;
Gove3�nment hats' decided to span Wel '
great Sahara from South Algeria toll
the west coast. With 'an electric'dable.4
Tho line, yvhicli is from In-Slalah, viC44,'•
Tidekalt and Tageneut, to '.Pimbutctt ,;l ,
,will be about 620 Miles in length k
and will cyst $300,000. Tho worse
to be employed in about. p, year
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Everything ;vi11 be, sold .at lowest ' prices
to clear during. the next month.
If you quant any of the following now is
the time. and this is the place to save money.
Fur coats,
Fur Robes,
vercoats;
Shits,
Odd Pants,
Blankets,
Underwear,'
Yarns,
Wool `Socks, c&c, ' ..
Ladies Jackets
Ladies Skirts,
Ladies Underwear,
Lath&s" Hosiery,. --d`
Dress Goods,
Flannelette's,.
Wrapperettes.
Flanziels.. Botts & libbers.
vVe etpect the prices that we ti
give to make a speedy• clearance of
the tines offered.
The Old. Stand
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14. PLUMSTI3I3L
Vii; s 0-
PENMANSHIP IW MAIL, DRESSMAKING
Finest pen•written copies, All practice work
carefully examined, with red ink er'ltieisms.
muscular movement made o.sr, Iimpioy the
long winter evenings by pleasant and profit-
able work, Twenty lessons—my course in
writing—at an exceedingly cheap rate. Cona-
7menee any time. Year namo en a dozen
blank cards, With white ink, for 25e., white
cards 20c. J, ,i. BAILEY., Qoderich, Ont.
Theundersigned, who ie a thoroughly
competent drese and mantle maker. is pre-
pared to ao work of this nature, at the
home of patrons. Charges reasonable,
MISB M. BAND*,
care of J'AtiEZ RANDS.
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